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Pear Beth

 

A good cropper regularly producing small but sweet and juicy pale yellow skinned fruit. Pick and eat straight from the tree during September, does not keep


Harvest: September
Use: Dessert Pear
Pollination Group: 2

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £22.00

Bare Root Half Standard  Tree

 £36.00

Pot grown Ready
Fruiting Tree

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£38.00

Pear Beurre Hardy

 

Beurre Hardy is an excellent autumn pear with medium to large fruit russeted greenish-yellow. Very juicy, sweet and richly aromatic flesh. A dessert variety with a distinctive flavour.

Harvest: September
Use: Dessert Pear
Pollination Group: 4

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £22.00

Bare Root Half Standard  Tree

 £36.00

Pot grown Ready
Fruiting Tree

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£38.00

Pear Black Worcester

Pear Black Worcester

An ancient variety but still one of the best traditional cooking pears Fruit large, obovate; skin thick, green, rough, nearly covered with dark russet. Black Worcester is a reliable cropper.

Harvest: September
Use: Culinary Pear
Pollination Group: 4

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £22.00

Bare Root Half Standard  Tree

 £36.00

Pot grown Ready
Fruiting Tree

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£38.00

Pear Catillac

 

Old French baking pear with flesh turning pink when cooked. Fruits are pale yellow with a pink flush with Occasional russet patches. Catillac fruits are very large and late.

Harvest: October
Use: Culinary Pear
Pollination Group: 4

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £22.00

Bare Root Half Standard  Tree

 £36.00

Pot grown Ready
Fruiting Tree

From
£38.00

Pear Concorde

 

Recently introduced, Concorde is self-fertile, compact and crops well on trees as young as two years old. A fine pollinator for other varieties. Ready in September and stores until late autumn. Sweet and juicy. Self Fertile.

Harvest: September
Use: Dessert Pear
Pollination Group: 4

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £22.00

Bare Root Half Standard  Tree

 £36.00

Pot grown Ready
Fruiting Tree

From
£38.00

Pear Conference

 

Medium to large fruit, slightly long, smooth, green tinted with russet. Flesh pale yellow, with slight pink tinge, very juicy and sweet. Pear Conference is self Fertile.

Harvest: September
Use: Dessert Pear
Pollination Group: 3

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £22.00

Bare Root Half Standard  Tree

 £36.00

Pot grown Ready
Fruiting Tree

From
£38.00

Pear Doyenee du Comice

Pear Doyenee du Comice

A popular dessert pear with a fine flavour that was introduced from France in 1849. Large and roundish fruit with rich, tender flesh and a delectible flavour that melts in your mouth. We list is here under its full name of Doyenee du Comice but it is better know in the trade as Comice pear.

Harvest: October
Use: Dessert Pear
Pollination Group: 4

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £22.00

Bare Root Half Standard  Tree

 £36.00

Pot grown Ready
Fruiting Tree

From
£38.00

Pear Dr Jules Guyot

 

Pear Dr Jules Guyot is a very early variety, that is ready for picking just after mid August for eating late August onwards. Should be picked green and ripened indoors. Yellow fruits with a slight flush. Very juicy tender flesh with a sweet flavour.

Harvest: August
Use: Dessert Pear
Pollination Group: 2

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £22.00

Bare Root Half Standard  Tree

 £36.00

Pot grown Ready
Fruiting Tree

From
£38.00

Pear Louise Bonne of Jersey

Pear Louise Bonne of Jersey

Small to medium sweet and delicious yellow/green fruits with a pronounced red flush. Louise Bonne of Jersey has fruits which are beautiful in flower and good cropper.

Harvest: September
Use: Dessert Pear
Pollination Group: 2

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £22.00

Bare Root Half Standard  Tree

 £36.00

Pot grown Ready
Fruiting Tree

From
£38.00

Pear Merton Pride

 

Merton Pride is an excellent garden dessert pear, with yellowish skin and very soft, juicy flesh, and an excellent flavour.

Harvest: September
Use: Dessert Pear
Pollination Group: 3

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £22.00

Bare Root Half Standard  Tree

 £36.00

Pot grown Ready
Fruiting Tree

From
£38.00

Pear Packhams Triumph

 

A heavy cropping dessert pear with green skin ripening to pale yellow. Pale yellow, smooth, juicy flesh Best left on the tree for as long as possible for the flavour to develop. Packhams Triumph prefers a warm sheltered site.

Harvest: October
Use: Dessert Pear
Pollination Group: 3

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £22.00

Bare Root Half Standard  Tree

 £36.00

Pot grown Ready
Fruiting Tree

From
£38.00

Pear Robin

 

Pear Robin is an old English early variety with small, soft, juicy, sweet, yellow fruit flushed bright red.

Harvest: August
Use: Dessert Pear
Pollination Group: 3

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £22.00

Bare Root Half Standard  Tree

 £36.00

Pot grown Ready
Fruiting Tree

From
£38.00

Pear Thorn

 

A perry pear with small yellow fruit Originated in England c.1676. A heavy cropper.

Harvest: September
Use: Perry Pear
Pollination Group: 4

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £22.00

Bare Root Half Standard  Tree

 £36.00

Pot grown Ready
Fruiting Tree

From
£38.00

Pear Williams

 

Pear Williams is a well-known and popular dessert pear. Smooth, pale green skin ripening to pale golden yellow. White, very smooth, juicy and sweet flesh. A reliable cropper.

Harvest: September
Use: Dessert Pear
Pollination Group: 3

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £22.00

Bare Root Half Standard  Tree

 £36.00

Pot grown Ready
Fruiting Tree

From
£38.00

Pear Winter Nellis

 

Medium sized fruits that are dark green with a slight cinnamon brown russet turning yellow when ripening. Fruit should be harvested in late October or early November and stored for eating November to January. Pear Winter Nellis makes a good espalier on walls.

Harvest: October
Use: Dessert Pear
Pollination Group: 4

Bare Root Maiden

 £18.00

Bare Root Feathered Maiden

 £22.00

Bare Root Half Standard  Tree

 £36.00

Pot grown Ready
Fruiting Tree

From
£38.00

 

 

 


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